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Your 2025 Hurricane Guide from Lakeland Electric

Filled with checklists, FAQs, outage info, pet tips + more, the Lakeland Electric Hurricane Guide is here to help keep you safe and dry.

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Palm trees blowing in a strong wind.

The Hurricane Guide also includes key tips for safe generator usage.

Photo provided by Lakeland Electric

Hurricane season is here, but so is Lakeland Electric’s 2025 Hurricane Guide. Even as seasoned Floridians, we can always do better to keep our home safe.

Here are a few easy steps you can take:

Build an emergency kit

Restock your emergency kit now (before the panic buying) with essentials like bottled water, non-perishable food, flashlights, and batteries.

Get real-time power updates

During widespread outages, Lakeland Electric follows a prioritized plan to power Lakeland back up safely, starting with hospitals and emergency services.

Follow Lakeland Electric on the app, social media, or at lakelandelectric.com for power restoration updates (including an interactive map) and other important info.

Secure outdoor furniture

Less debris means quicker cleanup time — and less chance of damage.

While electric crews are trained year-round in emergency response, what we each do at home can make a real difference in our community’s preparedness + recovery efforts.

Get your free Hurricane Guide

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